Short videos showing Justin and Hailey Bieber taking part in a private sushi-making lesson have prompted widespread discussion online, with fans drawing comparisons to a separate dining moment ...

The movie Deliver Me From Nowhere, released in October, shines a spotlight on Bruce Springsteen - specifically illuminating his process for creating music. That process may be fascinating for his fans ...

"Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere," the new biopic chronicling Bruce Springsteen’s creative journey behind his 1982 album "Nebraska," is expected to begin streaming in early 2026, following its ...

Dijon recently began his tour in support of Baby, his very good new album from this summer. A few lifetimes ago, Justin Bieber, too, released some star-making music called "Baby." Now Dijon and Justin ...

Surprise, surprise. “Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere” was not born to run. It was born to flop. So far the new Bruce biopic, starring “The Bear”’s Jeremy Allen White, has grossed just $19.4 ...

Jeremy Allen White has revealed the incredibly generous gift – and gracious show of support – that he received from Bruce Springsteen while he was getting into the role of the Boss for his ...

The film challenges the biopic formula with its bare bones story and lack of hit songs, yet manages to create something meaningful, purposeful and ultimately honest. By Richard Newby It is the season ...

Producers Eric Robinson and Ellen Goldsmith-Vein tell IndieWire about how they built a package as strong as possible before author Warren Zanes agreed to approach The Boss and his manager Jon Landau.

This article is part of Portrait Mode, a Slate pop-up series about biopics. The worst thing I can say about writer-director Scott Cooper’s new biopic about the making of Nebraska is that I can’t ...

The Bear star Jeremy Allen White became Bruce Springsteen in the biopic Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere from playing guitar and singing his own vocals to wearing brown eye contacts to better ...

The director Scott Cooper narrates a scene in which Bruce Springsteen (White) records the song “My Father’s House.” By Mekado Murphy In “Anatomy of a Scene,” we ask directors to reveal the secrets ...